
Discover how to strengthen positional play by mastering prophylactic thinking, pawn structure, weaknesses, and space, using GM game examples to turn activity into lasting advantage.
Explore when the bishop outperforms the knight by its long-range power in open positions on both wings, and in blocked positions where its color-bound mobility enables attacks and defense.
This lecture shows when the knight beats the bishop in endgames, using blocked positions and pawn structure, and advises locking pawns on the bishop's color.
It’s definetely important to be able to apply all these principles in your games to become a stronger player. Also according to my experience in many positions the ability to play positionally can decide the game!
What exactly do I teach in this course? I demonstrate positions taken from GM’s games and explain the logic behind the moves – how grandmasters made maneuvers with their pieces, obtained positional advantage and then exploited it. This is how by examples you can learn how to play in this or that type of positions.
After finishing this course, you will be able to apply such plans in your own games in similar positions. And I’m sure that you will win more often.
With this course you also get:
Sincerely,
Viktor